The bowl, the rim, the chamber are all in excellent condition. The vulcanite stem might be a replacement, but it too is in excellent condition and is also comfortable. The sterling band is a bit of a mystery. It sure looks like a non-original, but search as I might, I can see no problem at all in the shank. Maybe the previous owner was worried about cracking the shank, although it is not thin. The draw is open. The nomenclature is thin, but it looks like it was stamped that way, and not as the result of polishing or buffing as the lettering is consistent all throughout. It does have the lane “L.”
The bowl says Grp. 6 size, but the thick chamber wall has made for a rather narrow chamber; much smaller than a typical Grp. 6 or even Grp. 5.
”6” long, bowl 1.95” tall. Weight: 1 5/8 oz., 46 grams.